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....from # by following a precise procedure. 1. 2 A Recipe for Sampling Algorithms Although there is a vast and mature literature an Monte Carlo methods, with many texts describing how to derive sampling algorithms for various geometries and density functions (see, for example, Kalos and Whitlock [6], Spanier and Gelbard [11] or Rubinstein [9] these treatments do not provide step by step instructions for deriving the types of algorithms that we frequently require in computer graphics. In this section we present a detailed recipe for how to convert an arbitrary parametrization # : 0, ....
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....kinds of agents: hill climbers and annealers . The hill climbers use a very simple decision function: they accept a mutated contract only if its utility to them is greater than that of the last contract both agents accepted. Annealers are more complicated, implementing a Monte Carlo machine [5]. Each annealer haw a virtual temperature T, such that it will accept contracts worse than last accepted one with the probability: P(accept) max(1, e DU T ) where DU is the utility change between the contracts. In other words, the higher the virtual temperature, and the smaller the ....
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....disease. Despite its importance, the protein folding process remains a mystery. While it is traditionally studied through tedious and costly laboratory experiments, computer simulation plays an increasingly important role. Classic techniques for simulating molecular motion, including Monte Carlo [15] and molecular dynamics [12] methods, have two major drawbacks: 1. They compute individual pathways, one at a time; however, many interesting properties of molecular motion, in particular, the ensemble properties, are best characterized statistically over many pathways. For instance, the new ....
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....and increased rendering efficiency. Our importance driven generation of the photon map controls the deposition, which is more efficient than controlling the scatter Note that the composition method can raise variance. Thus it is more efficient to use biased post stratification estimators [KW86] ing directions. It also allows to automatically generate the complete caustic photon map at the required high resolution. Finally we presented an efficient sampling scheme for environments with a large number of light sources of which a fraction is permanently occluded. These importance ....
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....when the space becomes less expansive. 4.4 Approximating IDEAL SAMPLE The above analysis assumes the use of IDEAL SAMPLE, which picks a new milestone uniformly at random from the reachability set of the existing milestones. One way to implement IDEAL SAMPLE would be rejection sampling [KW86] which throws away a fraction of samples in regions that are more densely sampled than others. However, rejection sampling is not efficient: many potential candidates are thrown away in order to achieve the uniform distribution. So instead, our implemented planners try to approximate the ideal ....
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